A folder holds what you give it.
Tribu knows what's missing.
Maybe yours is all scattered: inboxes, a drawer, a photo of it on someone's phone, and your head. Or maybe you have a real system, a shared drive or a folder on the desktop called “Important”, and it works. Either way, a folder holds what you put in it, and nothing else.
Things a folder or a drive can't do.
Knows what should be there
A folder shows you what you put in it. It has no way of knowing about the will that was never made, or the beneficiary form still sitting in a drawer.
Structured around what an Australian family needs: life insurance, the property title, the will, guardianship. Empty spots are visible, so gaps get found before the day they matter.
Watches the dates
Nothing reads a policy and warns you before it lapses.
Renewals, expiries and registrations are tracked, and flagged while there is still time to act.
Reads what is inside
A file is a file. Its contents are invisible to the folder holding it: a file name for an expired policy looks exactly the same as a current one.
Tribu reads the document as it goes in and pulls the detail out: what is covered, for how much, until when. The numbers surface without you typing them anywhere.
It's not more work. It's less.
Tribu is not a to-do list.
It gives your family's most important information a permanent home.
You add things once. They live there.
The right people know where to find them.
Children grow into new stages. Houses change. Work changes. Parents get older. Tribu moves with all of it, so the answer to where do we stand is current, and it's current for everyone at once.
Set up in an afternoon
Tribu walks you through what to add, section by section. You don't need everything on day one. Start with what you have.
Stay on top without thinking about it
Tribu flags upcoming renewals and surfaces gaps. You stay across it without carrying it.
Whoever needs it, has it
The right information is accessible to the right people, clearly and securely, without anyone having to chase it down.
Watch Tribu come together.
Founding Families is closed, and the waitlist is now open.
Tribu is what I wished existed.